This link is, of course, only displayed, if a user has permission to edit the record set.
Column with edit link, that redirects to the edit view for this record set. Therefore, without further settings, the list "MySubsmissions" only displays the following columns. Each form and each field can be created and set up totally individually. If you have created a couple of forms with Visforms these forms have nothing in common in the first place. If a user cannot edit own data, no record sets are displayed at all. If a user can edit own data but has no permission to edit the data state, they will only see published records. If a user can edit own data and can edit data state (can publish/unpublish record sets), they will see published record sets as well as unpublished (unless you have not set the option "Published Only" to yes). Thus setting this option to "yes" will have different results for different users depending on what the user can do and what the user can't do. It depends on the ACL settings of the user group of the logged in user, which record sets a user can edit. Set it to "no" and the list in the frontend will display published and unpublished record sets of the user. Set it to "yes" an only published record sets of the logged in user will be displayed. This options does exactly what it's name promises. You'll find these option in the menu konfiguration tab "Form Data Display Options". There are some menu options which allow you to further adjust the record set selection to you needs. Options to further adjust record set selection Without further configuration of the menu item, the list may be a bit more simple than the one dislayed in the example image at the bottom of this page. You should right away view a list of your form submission, if you log in to the frontend of your website and select the newly created menu item. Set standard menu options like title, alias, access level, language and save the menu item. Select the menu item type "My Submissions". If you want to learn more about the different ways Visforms provide you to publish data in frontend please check out this overview: Display user inputs in frontend - Overview Display "My Submissions" The view "My Submissions" is on way how you can display user input in frontend with Visforms. You can use this menu item type, if you want to displayed all submissions which the currently logged in user has made for all forms, in one list.Įspecially if you create a custom web application with Visforms, where users can edit their own data und where a set of forms build a unit, this feature is very useful. The Visforms Subscription will add a new menu item type to your Visforms installation - the type "Visforms > My Submissions". This feature is part of the Visforms Subscription and not available in the free Visforms version.
Display all submissions of a logged on user
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